Qatar Airways Cargo revives mail service ahead of World Post Day

In honor of World Post Day, Qatar Airways Cargo unveiled its revamped Mail service.

This updated service presents a broad range of adaptable offerings tailored for conventional and hybrid mail categories such as Express Mail, Priority Mail, Standard Mail, and Empty Mail Receptacles. Compliant with the rigorous guidelines from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Universal Postal Union (UPU), the Mail service integrates innovative features.

A notable enhancement is the full-scale electronic data interchange (EDI) activated in over 110 locations, all furnished with Android handheld scanners. The carrier has expanded its services to accommodate multiple customers from a single origin, irrespective of their distinct post office IMPC codes.

The renowned cargo carrier also boasts dedicated expert teams specializing in mail distribution, pricing structures, sales, and account management to ensure all mail consignments' utmost privacy, efficiency, safety, and security. Plus, customers can track their real-time shipments from initiation to delivery.

Miguel Rodriguez Moreno, the Chief of Cargo Products at Qatar Airways, commented, "The essence of our newly launched Mail service lies in our persistent drive for innovation and service excellence. Our vast network, covering over 160 destinations, including 70+ cargo-specific destinations, seeks to offer a holistic solution. We're also ready to support paperless operations for Postal Authorities as soon as electronic CN/CP documents become available. With effortless billing through IATA PASS and PARIS and rapid transfers in Doha, our Mail service promises unparalleled benefits for our clientele."

The dedicated Doha-based airmail facility covers 4,900 square meters, boasting a maximum daily processing capability of 500 tonnes, equivalent to 15,000 mailbags. Qatar Airways Cargo provides customers cutting-edge technology, real-time tracking, and EDI features available at more than 110 locations, each with Android handheld scanners. This technological edge enables the airline to consistently deliver Responses to Documents International Transport advice (RESDITs) at crucial points during a mailbag's transit. Furthermore, the facility has an in-house screening system, state-of-the-art X-ray devices, and both Explosive Detection Dog (EDD) and Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) features.

As part of their commitment to continual enhancement, Qatar Airways Cargo's Mail service's reintroductions align with the carrier's VISION 2027 strategy. This well-constructed, pioneering solution, adhering to global standards, is set to be a significant asset to the postal and mail transport sector.